What a delightful quilt!

Thank you!  It was fun (and easy) to make, and hope the baby likes it also. <g>  As a bonus, it didn't make nearly the mess I created at Retreat while working on my string quilt.

Thank you!  It was fun (and easy) to make, and I hope the baby likes it also. <g>  As a bonus, it didn't make nearly the mess I created at Retreat while working on my string quilt.

Now that's a happy quit.  So nice for a baby.  Plus you got to use some of your strings - win/win.

It is happy, isn't it?  :-)  Not really strings - jellyroll strips I made from my stash of blues.  Hopefully the baby will be awake when I go over - and happy - and I'll be able to get a nice pic of him enjoying it.  Haven't worked any more on my string quilt, having moved on to other time-related gifts, and don't plan to bring such a messy project to my next retreat in early May.

Thanks!  I do love color!  :-)

so cute!

I hope he is awake when you go over!

you can rename yours 'Shelley'!!

Very colorful

I enlarged a panel for a charity quilt yesterday.   And I used bits I had in my scrap pile! Lol, I had green triangles left over from something…so I cut white ones the same size and made borders for the top and bottom to make the quilt longer.

once I sewed them long enough to fit, they were too long, so I use a some left over strips to add to the sides to make it fit.  Not too bad for using leftovers….

That is going to make some little person a wonderful hug giver.  Great work on using up leftovers.  There are times when leftovers have more flavor, I think this is one of those times.

Jo in ND where the snow is finally melting